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  • Temperature Temperature SensorsSensors

    TEMPSENSI N S T R U M E N T S

    www.tempsens.com

    Thermocouples

    RTDs

    Compensating Cables

    Non Contact Pyrometers

    Line Scanner

    Furnace Camera

    Thermal Imager

    Thermography Survey

    Temperature Calibration

    Equipment

    Calibration Services

  • TEMPSENS

    STOVE DOME THERMOCOUPLE

    A Blast furnace consist of four major sections

    > Blast furnace

    > Charging unit

    > Gas cleaning equipment

    > Hot blast stove

    Stove dome / hot blast stove is one of the most critical section in the steel industry. The hot blast has 3 stage operation, either on gas, on blast or bottled up (ready and waiting to be put on blast).Temperature is one of the major parameter for controlling of this critical process. The temperature inside the blast furnace is about 1100°C and high pressure. The high temperature and high pressure makes the assembly very critical.

    The critical components of Stove dome thermocouple are :?

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    Element : 'S' Type / 'R' type , recommended 0.50 or 0.45mm, in some cases 'N' type thermocouple can be used for cost saving where the temperature is max 1100°C.

    Inner protection tube : 99.7% Recrystalised Allumina

    Outer tube (Options):

    Recrystalised Allumina 99.7% - High wall thickness recommended

    Recrystalised Silicon Carbide – Better thermal shock resistant

    Inconel 600 – Better mechanical strength, temperature limited to 1150°C

    Inconel 600 with ceramic coating – good mechanical strength and good abrasion resistance, temperature limited to 1100°C

    Glass Sealing : Glass sealing provides a pressure boundry, even if the bottom of the thermocouple breaks there shall be no leakage from the thermocouple head

    Holding tube : SS310

    Flange : Welded (recommended) or threaded

    Head : Die cast aluminium, Ingress protection IP67

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  • TEMPSENS

    COKE OVEN THERMOCOUPLE

    Coke is the most important raw material fed into the blast furnace in terms of its effect on blast furnace operation and hot metal quality. The coke making process involves carbonization to high temperatures (1100°C) in an oxygen deficient atmosphere in order to concentrate the carbon. The commercial coke making process can be broken down into two categories: a) By-product Coke making and b) Non-Recovery/Heat Recovery Coke making.

    Element : 'S' Type / 'R' type , recommended 0.50 or 0.45mm.Double Protection tube : 99.7% Recrystalised Allumina with high wall thickness and inner tube.Holding tube : SS310, SS316Head : Die cast aluminium, Ingress protection IP67

    The critical components of Coke oven thermocouple are :?

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    Refractory thermocouple (BF thermocouple)

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    Refractory thermocouples are very important for the startup phase and running phase of the refractory in the steel plants. These are normally very long length thermocouples (upto 40 meters) in mineral insulated construction.

    Thermocouple type : K, Mineral insulated Metal sheathedOuter sheath : SS316/ SS310 / Inconel 600Sheath Dia : 3mm / 4.5mm / 6mm / 8mmLength : As per requirementTermination : Aluminium Head or Teflon flying leads

    Thermocouples of various lengths can be grouped together in a single flange, for a particular area of the furnace.

    HEARTH REFRACTORY THERMOCOUPLE

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    of coal

  • TEMPSENS

    GENERAL THERMOCOUPLE & RTD

    Type : J, K, T, E, NElement size (MI): 1, 1.5, 3, 4.5,6,8 (mm)(Non-MI) : 1.2, 1.6, 2, 2.5, 3.2 (mm)Protection sheath: Seamless SS 316,SS 310, HRS 446, INCONEL,

    Nickel, Monel, Hastalloy, Titanium, Ceramic, Silicon carbide etc

    Configuration : Simplex / Duplex / Multipoints

    High accurate Thermocouples for variety of application

    Slide shoe RTDsVibration proof RTDs for DG setsBearing & Winding temperature RTDsHandheld & Probe in various designsRTDs with IBR approved Thermowells.

    MINERAL INSULATED RTDs

    SPECIAL

    Coated ThermocouplesThermocouples with IBR Approved ThermowellsDrilled Bar stock

    Type : Pt 100 , 200 , 500 , 1000

    Copper 50, 53 etc.

    Element : Wire wound ceramic encapsulated

    Wire wound Glass encapsulated

    Thin film ceramic encapsulated

    Connection : 2 , 3 , 4 wire

    Accuracy : Class A, B, 1/2 , 1/3 , 1/5 DIN

    Protection sheath: SS 304, SS 316, SS 310, INCONEL,

    Hastalloy, Monel etc.

    BASE METAL THERMOCOUPLES

    SPECIAL

    Quick Response Thermocouple

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    Fast response thermocouple normally K type with miniature or Standard connector for DRI kiln application and normally used with a hand held indicator for checking immediate temperature.

    Thermocouple type K, Mineral insuatkedOuter sheath : SS316/ SS310 / Inconel 600Sheath Dia : 3mm / 4.5mm / 6mm / 8mmLength : 600, 750, 1000mm (As per req)Termination : miniature or standard connectors

    in dia meter 3mm / 4.5mm or 6mm with SS316 / Inconel sheathing.

    DRI KILN THERMOCOUPLES

  • Compensating and Extension Cables for thermocouples J,K,T,E,N,R,S,B Types. RTD Cables in three wire & four wire configuration for simplex and six & eight wire for duplex are available.

    Other Cables for Signal, Control and Instrumentation are available with variety of insulation and various configurations

    14 to 36 gauge (AWG/SWG) Solid / MultistrandSingle and double fibre glass, teflon, ceramic fibre, silica fibre, SS braided, PVC etc.Armored / Unarmored

    Wire :Gauge :Conductor :

    Insulation :

    CABLES FOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS & INSTRUMENTATION

    TEMPSENS

  • -60....750°C with laser targeting light

    -60....1500°C with Dual laser Pointer, Buzzer, Flash LED, Backlight and Data Storage

    200....2400°C with Dual laser Pointer, Buzzer, Backlight and Data Storage

    Temperature Range :

    Single colour & two colour pyrometers

    Special Molten Metal pyrometer

    Fiber Optic Pyrometers

    E- Series : 250....3200°C

    AST 250-450 : 250....2500°C in different temperature range

    Fiber Optics : 400....2500°C in different temperature range

    L- Series : 0....800°C

  • 0.062°C0.05°C0.10°C0.18°C1.25°C2.2°C

    1.6°C2.4°C3.6°C3.6°C4.1°C

    Cold Junction Boxes and Probe for ThermocoupleType - J/K/E/N/R/S/B Dual Probe Possible in one Housing

    ±0.06°C±0.05°C±0.10°C±0.18°C±1.24°C±2.20°C±3.70°C6

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    ±0.034°C±0.040°C

  • TECHNICAL REFERENCES

    TOLERANCE VALUES OF RTD PT-100 (IEC 751)

    TEMP (°C) BASIC VALUES TOLERANCE

    CLASS A CLASS B

    (+ °C) (+ ?) (+ °C) (+ ?)

    -200 18.52 0.55 0.24 1.3 0.56

    -100 60.26 0.35 0.14 0.8 0.32

    0 100 0.15 0.06 0.3 0.12

    100 138.51 0.35 0.13 0.8 0.30

    200 175.86 0.55 0.20 1.3 0.48

    300 212.05 0.75 0.27 1.8 0.64

    400 247.09 0.95 0.33 2.3 0.79

    500 280.98 1.15 0.38 2.8 0.93

    600 313.71 1.35 0.43 3.3 1.06

    700 345.28 - - 3.8 1.17

    800 375.70 - - 4.3 1.28

    COLOUR CODE OF COMPENSATINGCABLES & THERMOCOUPLES

    BRITISHto

    BS 1843

    AMERICANto

    ANSI/MC96.1

    GERMANto

    DIN 13714

    INDIANto

    IS : 8784

    JAPANESEto

    JIS C 1610-1981Type

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    EMISSIVITY CHART

    EMI in % EMI in %

    “Black body” 100 Oil Paints 85..95

    Human skin 98 Asphalt 85

    Black matter 95 Textiles 75..95

    Carbon black 95 Graphite 75..92

    Wood 80..92 Cement 90

    Masonary 85..95 Water 95

    Chamotte 85..95 Glass 80

    Rubber 85..95 Quartz 80

    Porcelain 85..95 Steel (Oxidized) 60..80

    Ceramics 85..95 Steel (Blank) 10..30

    Paper 85..95 Aluminium (Blank) 2..15

    SHEATH MELTING USABLE CHARACTERISTICSPOINT °C TEMP. °C

    SS-304 1430 800 High resistance to heat and corrosion

    SS-316 1430 900 Excellent resistance to Heat, Acids & Alkalies

    SS-321 1400 900 Excellent resistance to corrosion

    SS-310 1410 1100 Good oxidation resistance at low temperature and sulphur atmosphere

    HRS-446 1400 1150 Excellent oxidation resistance at elevated temperature and sulphur atmosphere

    Inconel 600/800 1400 1100 Excellent oxidation resistance (do not use in sulphur atmospheres)

    High Alumina 610 1500 General purpose

    Sintered Alumina 1800 1500 Excellent thermal, mechanical, electrical 710/C-799 and corrosion resistant.

    Recrystallised 1850 1500 Outstanding resistance to thermalSilicon Carbide shock, good mechanical strength.

    -100 -3,379 -4,633 -3,554 -2,407 - - - -5,237

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    100 4,279 5,269 4,096 2,774 0,646 0,647 0,033 6,319

    200 9,288 10,799 8,138 5,913 1,441 1,469 0,178 13.421

    300 14,862 16,327 12,209 9,341 2,323 2,401 0,431 21.036

    400 20,872 21,848 16,397 12,974 3,259 3,408 0,787 28.946

    500 - 27,393 20,644 16,748 4,233 4,471 1,242 37.005

    600 - 33,102 24,905 20,613 5,239 5,583 1,792 45.093

    700 - 39,132 29,129 24,527 6,275 6,743 2,431 53.112

    800 - 45,494 33,275 28,455 7,345 7,950 3,154 61.017

    900 - - 37,326 32,371 8,449 9,205 3,957 68.787

    1000 - - 41,276 36,256 9,587 10,506 4,834 76.373

    1100 - - 45,119 40,087 10,757 11,850 5,780

    1200 - - 48,838 43,846 11,951 13,228 6,786

    1250 - - 50,644 45,694 12,554 13,926 7,311

    1300 - - 52,410 47,513 13,159 14,629 7,848

    1400 - - - - 14,373 16,040 8,956

    1500 - - - - 15,582 17,451 10,099

    1600 - - - - - - 11,263

    1700 - - - - - - 12,433

    THERMOCOUPLES REFERENCE DATA (ITS 90) mV v/s Temperature"T" Cu-CuNi "J" Fe-CuNi "K" NiCr-NiAl "N" NiCrSi-NiSi "S" PtRh10%-Pt "R" PtRh13%-Pt "B" PtRh30%-PtRh6%

    Calibration IS 2056/ASTME 230 IS 2057/ASTME 230

    TolerancesStandard

    Special

    + 1°C or + 0.75%

    + 0.5°C or + 0.4%

    + 2.2°C or + 0.75%

    + 1.1°C or + 0.4%

    + 2.2°C or + 0.75%

    + 1.1°C or + 0.4%

    + 2.2°C or + 0.75%

    + 1.1°C or + 0.4%

    + 1.5°C or + 0.25%

    + 0.6°C or + 0.1%

    + 1.5°C or + 0.25%

    + 0.6°C or + 0.1%

    + 0.5%

    Over 800°C

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    SHEATH MATERIALS

    "E" NiCr-CuNi

    + 1.7°C or + 0.5%

    + 1°C or + 0.4%

    IS 2054/ASTME 230 ASTME 230 IS 2055/ASTME 230 IS 2055 IS 6720

    Other sheath materials like Titanium, Molybdenum, Graphite, Aluminum etc. are available against specific requirement

    TYPE

    ASTME 230

    TEMPSENS

  • Always one step ahead….Committed to success

    TEMPSENS Instruments (I) Pvt. Ltd is a part of Pyrotech group which was established by four technocrats in 1976 at Udaipur, with our first product as Thermocouples and RTDs. To enhance our customer's success we provide high quality products and services for “Temperature solution”, tailored to their needs, and delivered to meet their schedule.

    35 years of experience

    Large Customer base

    Execute Major Projects of Steel industries in India and Abroad

    Production Expertise- Specialised Team& Facility for Steel T/C's, Pyrometer

    Thermocouple, Pyrometers, Kiln Shell Scanner Camera.

    NABL Accredited Calibration Laboratory upto 1500 °C

    Fixed Point Temperature Calibration - TPW, Ga, Sn, Zn & AL

    We have tied up with world leaders in Temperature measuring technology for critical components, Non contact Temperature measurement and Thermal imaging solutions. We add value to these products and deliver complete engineered solutions, backed by efficient service and application support.

    Today we have strong sales and service network operating from important locations of India. Continuing our constant endeavor of delivering solutions for temperature technology to our large base of over two thousand satisfied customers.

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